CLOSED EVENT | MEMBERS ONLY
The “EU Sustainability Policy Update” series provides CSR Europe members with a unique opportunity to stay informed and engaged with the latest EU policy and legislative developments. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of key issues shaping the European Union's sustainability agenda and valuable insights into how to better align their strategies to the new regulations and initiatives, ensuring effective implementation. These dynamic, interactive one-hour sessions will feature European Union officials discussing selected files, alongside business representatives who will discuss potential challenges and solutions.
Entered into force in November 2024, the EU’s Forced Labour Regulation aims to stop the import, export and sale of products made with forced labour in the EU market by the end of 2027. This webinar aims to offer participants further insights into the regulation, outlining its key components and examining the impacts foreseen on businesses. It will also shed light on the forthcoming steps that businesses need to be aware of and take to ensure compliance.
The webinar will also explore how other peers are putting in place strategies to move forward.
JOIN THIS WEBINAR TO:
Gain insights into the main files of the European Commission Work Programme 2025.
Acknowledge the impact of specific legislation on businesses and learn key elements to formulate proactive compliance strategies.
Enhance their knowledge of specific topics regarding CSR.
WHO SHOULD JOIN:
Corporate Sustainability Managers
Compliance Officers
Policy and Government Affairs Officers
Supply Chain Managers
NEXT:
15 May 2025, 10:00-11:00 CET | The Omnibus Package and the Clean Industrial Deal: What Business Need to Know
17 July 2025, 10:00-11:00 CET | Mid-Year Review: European Commission’s Progress on Corporate Sustainability
16 October 2025, 10:00-11:00 CET | Green Claims and Empowering Consumers Directives: What Business Need to Know
04 December 2025, 10:00-11:00 CET | The EU’s Approach to Linking Sustainability and Competitiveness
For more information:
Morris Massarutto, Project Manager Markets & EU
Marta Mucci, Intern, EU Affairs